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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
3
Sacramento reports that California’s growing population raises county protection costs for persons and property. The June 7 UP dispatch notes the 1930 census shows the state with the largest population gain, implying higher crime and greater protective expenditures.
Alameda county paid 765 251 last year to protect citizens and property, part of 14 522 618 statewide protection spending for California counties. Sheriff's offices account for the largest share, with Los Angeles County totaling 4 464 005 and San Francisco 8 190 973, while Alameda stood at 755 251.
Miss L. Cla Berg guides Bret Harte seventh graders in a Sleepy Hollow drama staged in a canyon setting near the cemetery. Students also toured Sulphur springs and completed United States puzzle maps with three prize winners: Madeline Cervantez first, Elsie Blasquez second, Carmen Fernandez third.
John Hausler, farm employee on Charles Gregg’s ranch at Redwood road and Dublin boulevard, reports his Boston terrier Towser is missing for a second time in a week. Towser wandered from home after being brought to the ranch for companionship, previously found after a town visit via a Want ad. The dog, a black Boston terrier with a white chest ribbon, was last seen Friday when a motorist picked him up and brought him to the Gregg house, where he was believed to be with his master at work.
Members of the Men's club of Trinity Episcopal church urge a vacation dinner for mothers at 6 30 p m on June 26 in the parish hall. Ralph Ward president says hot weather calls for a rest from cooking. Also noted, Wilfred J Sobley, a WWI veteran, recently took the oath and resumed U S citizenship after serving with the Canadian army.
Dr. Cecil Corwin spoke before the Veterans Luncheon Club on California history and its early explorers. He noted Cabrillo as the first sighting, Portola's 1769 search, De Anza's 1776 expedition, and local peopling by Digger Indians.
Mr and Mrs Hans Vejby and family plan a two week motor trip into Oregon and Nevada. In Nevada they will call on Governor Fred B Balzar. Prominent Reno Danish leaders will entertain the Vejbys. he is a past supreme president of the Danish lodge of California and Nevada.
The article explains coal forming from plants via peat processes and highlights microbiology's role in peat. It notes bacteria present at all depths, successful cultivation from top to bottom, and the need for available nitrogen for microbial activity.
Ohio State and Wisconsin nearly broke their 1920s football agreement after a disputed request to renew a visit to Columbus in 1921. Officials urged restraint, and no ill feeling lingered between schools as a potential return to a regular series was anticipated.
Charles O Eatman senior catcher at North Carolina State College is praised as the outstanding catcher in collegiate circles. He has reportedly rejected offers from at least two major league clubs to finish his education. The nesting material of hornets is described as chewed weathered wood fibers from old fences and buildings forming a wind resistant paper.
A near ninety year old in a car argued with a crossing officer about not seeing the signal. The officer demanded glasses and the driver resisted, prompting a brief confrontation before resuming his post. Nearby bystanders reported the exchange. The passage also includes disconnected industrial and magazine text about drying and processing materials.
The United States army recently tested a high speed tank successor to World War I machines. It traveled sixty five miles per hour over rough ground and eighty miles per hour on smooth road. The vehicle includes machine guns and anti air craft guns as part of its equipment.
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